The app generates strings files from source code. It also generates pseudolocalized strings files from source code when NSLocalizedString statements are present.
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Manage iOS translations with Localizable.strings files. Translate common strings using Bing. Share files between translators and developers. Collaborate on translations within a single . Export and import translation files.
Send texts, voice messages, photos, videos, GIFs, and files for free. Make encrypted voice and video calls with group support up to 50 people. Create group chats with up to 1,000 members. Share files and media securely.
Tune mandolins with precise Hz frequency detection. Access library, tuning fork, and advanced tools. Detect tuning quickly with high sensitivity. LED indicator shows string status. Strings light up when in tune. Works on iPhone and iPad.
Convert numbers between different radix systems. Calculate CRC for strings or hex byte data. Supports future feature updates for additional functionality.
Allows users to preview source code files and view file icon thumbnails in Finder. It supports multiple programming languages including ActionScript, Ada, and . Users can manage extensions through System Preferences.
The app allows users to create, import, and edit text and source code files. It supports syntax highlighting for several languages and offers file management features.
View and edit files with syntax highlighting. Manage local files and bookmarks. Search source text. Use tabbed browsing. Access iCloud Drive. Import files via iTunes file sharing.
The app displays source code files with native colors for over 60 programming languages. Users can open Xcode projects, browse files through folders, or select .xcodeproj files to analyze and open projects with all groups and frameworks.
Browse notifications and repository activity. Review code changes and provide feedback. Triage issues and merge pull requests. Stay updated with team discussions. Access repositories and files directly. Manage workflows and track progress.
Open KMZ files by decompressing them into KML format. View the resulting KML files in Google Earth or as source code. Access stored KMZ files in "My KMZs" and delete them by swiping.
Organize with boards that include notes, labels, photos, contacts, shapes, strings, PDFs, links, and tasks. Sketch shapes and lines using gestures. Group visually or spread them across multiple boards.
The app allows users to replace strings within files or folders. It supports regular expressions for complex replacements and works with plain text file formats, including HTML and XML.
The app is an extendable development environment for editing and processing source code and markup language files. It handles Asian language files in multi-byte encodings natively and exports files with highlighting to various formats.
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Hash strings, convert timestamps, encode and decode
Hash strings using SHA256. Convert epoch and Unix timestamps. Encode strings with base64. Decode base64 strings. Perform cryptographic operations and time format conversions.
The app allows users to explore Unicode glyphs and their variations across different fonts. Users can search for characters, mark selected, and compose strings using various Unicode characters.
Edit files using Processing or Regular Expressions. Search files by name, type, date, or modification. View and edit source code in multiple formats. Open and navigate PDFs directly. Search within documents for specific content.
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